Just drop it in and require!
This library mirrors the functionality of Lua's coroutine library.
local ucoroutine = require 'ucoroutine'
local cr = ucoroutine.create(function()
print("hello")
coroutine.yield()
print("goodbye")
end)
ucoroutine.resume(cr) -- hello
ucoroutine.resume(cr) -- goodbyeError: main.lua:22: attempt to perform arithmetic on a nil value
stack traceback:
main.lua:8: in function 'troll'
main.lua:16: in coroutine <main.lua:15>
main.lua:11: in function 'do_the_thing'
main.lua:18: in coroutine <main.lua:14>
main.lua:20: in coroutine <main.lua:13>
main.lua:22: in function 'load'
cr = ucoroutine.create(f)Returns a coroutine with error handling capabilities.
results... = ucoroutine.resume(cr, ...)Resume a coroutine "unsafely," meaning it will automatically error if any problems occur.
f = ucoroutine.wrap(f)Wraps a coroutine in a closure so it can be called like any normal function.
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